Have you ever felt the urge to spit bars but didn’t know where to start? Maybe you have all these thoughts and stories bubbling inside of you, waiting to be heard…but you just don’t know how to rap.
Even when you’re dreaming about dropping your own tracks and have been jotting down rhymes in your free time, it can seem like a huge step to actually jump into rap.
Maybe you’re stuck on writing lyrics that really hit hard, or you’re not sure how to find your unique style without copying other artists.
Or perhaps you’ve gotten pretty good at writing and performing, but you’re wondering how to record without access to a fancy studio.
Maybe the idea of performing in front of a crowd makes your palms sweat. You’re questioning if rapping could really be part of your future.
Guess what? You’re not alone. Every great rapper started right where you are now: uncertain. That’s why this guide is here.
Today, we’ll cover everything from writing impactful lyrics and mastering your flow to recording at home and overcoming stage fright.
It doesn’t matter if you’re a total beginner or pretty advanced and just want to level up even more. We have some advice on how to turn those thoughts into rhymes.
Why is rapping so appealing to many of us? It’s more than just putting words over a beat — it’s a powerful way to express yourself and connect with others. Rapping allows you to turn your thoughts and feelings into art. It gives you a unique platform to share your story.
There are many benefits to rapping. You’ve probably experienced this yourself: when you write lyrics and perform, you soon notice a boost in confidence (especially when you really nail a verse). You feel unstoppable.
The great thing is that this confidence spills over into other areas of your life. Writing lyrics actually sharpens your communication skills.
Rapping is also a great emotional outlet. If you’ve got something on your mind, you can lay it down in a track. It’s a healthy way to process your emotions and experiences. You also get a sense of community because you’re joining a global culture of people who share your passion.
Learning how to rap can open doors you might not have imagined before. If you get good at it and keep making music, you could become a recording artist and share your music with lots of people.
When you perform live at a local venue or even a big festival, you share your energy with the audience. This is an incredible feeling.
Another benefit of learning how to rap is that you get to collaborate with producers and other artists. If you’re really good at writing, you might even pen lyrics for other musicians and create the next big hit. You’re allowed to dream, right?
And yes, there’s potential to earn money. You can monetize your talent through streaming platforms, merchandise, or gigs. While making it big isn’t guaranteed, the possibilities for making money are there if you’re dedicated.
Okay, so now you’re ready to start rapping…but where do you actually begin?
The first step is to really immerse yourself in the music. You’ve probably already been doing this. What we mean is that you should listen to a wide range of rap artists. Start with the classics, but also don’t neglect the newer music and current hits. Just listen to different styles and let them inspire you. This can help you discover what resonates with you.
Don’t limit yourself to just rap, though. You can get inspiration from jazz, rock – or even that catchy pop song you secretly enjoy. Then, start writing about your own experiences. Your life is full of stories worth telling. Go with what matters to you right now. It could be school drama, personal changes, challenges, dreams you’re chasing, relationship issues — any thoughts or feelings that matter to you.
When you’re first starting to practice how to rap, it’s important to set small, achievable goals. Just write a few lines each day or experiment with different rhyme schemes. If you hit a creative block, take a break. The next day, you’ll come back refreshed and ready to create more.
Writing lyrics is like telling a story over a beat. To make yours stand out, start by choosing a theme. Decide what you want to say. Is your song going to be about love, struggle, or triumph? Once you’ve made a decision, use vivid imagery to paint pictures with your words. Make your listeners feel like they’re right there with you.
Another thing that’s really important — maybe the most important — when writing your lyrics is that you stay authentic. Keep it real and speak your truth. Your honesty is what will connect you with your audience. So don’t worry if your first draft isn’t perfect. You can always rewrite and polish later on. Take your time to edit and refine your work.
These tools add flavor to your lyrics and make them memorable:
Pro Tip: Challenge yourself to write a new metaphor or simile each day. It’s a good way to keep your creativity sharp while learning how to rap.
Let’s talk a little bit about how to get better at rhyming. Rhyming is a very, very important part of rap. To get started, you should know about:
Pro Tip: Experiment with different rhyme schemes like AABB or ABAB to find what fits your style. Use rhyme dictionaries for ideas but let your creativity lead the way.
Your flow is what makes people feel your music. To improve it, practice rapping along to your favorite songs and then try using your own lyrics with the same beat.
Relax your muscles and stay loose because tension can mess up your flow. Over time, with regular practice, you’ll find a rhythm that feels natural to you.
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Now that you’ve got the basics down, it’s time to think about your very own rap style. Your unique style is your signature — it’s what sets you apart from everyone else. But how do you develop this style?
Think about your life experiences and the messages you want to share. Try out different tones and styles. Are you more laid-back or intense? Some rappers create a persona or stage name, which helps them express themselves confidently. But don’t worry if this doesn’t come naturally yet. You can develop a stage name and persona along the way.
Most importantly, be authentic. Your honesty will build a real connection with listeners, and your unique style will continue to develop over time.
Influences vs. Imitation
It’s natural to be inspired, but it’s important to just admire, not imitate. If you’re serious about learning how to rap and getting good at it, it’s okay to study what you like about your favorite rappers: their flow, the lyrics, the storytelling — you can use that to develop your skills.
What you don’t want to do is copy others. Fans will always appreciate originality, and you’ll feel much more proud of your own work.
So, blend elements that you like in other rappers’ music with your own perspective and style. Don’t be afraid to try new things that other artists haven’t done before. After all, music evolves because artists dare to be different.
Your goal should always be to be the first you, not the next someone else.
Freestyling isn’t for everybody, and it can take some time to get good at it – but that’s okay. Start by freestyling a few lines without worrying about perfection. It’s all about thinking on your feet and letting your creativity flow.
When you’re freestyling, look around you for ideas. You can rap about things you see or experiences you’ve had. If you mess up, just keep going. Sometimes, these mistakes can lead to cool new ideas.
When you practice with friends, the whole thing can become more fun and less intimidating. The goal should be to express yourself and enjoy the process, so relax and let the words come naturally.
Don’t beat yourself up if you’re not good at freestyling yet — just keep practicing.
The same principle that applies to freestyling applies to rapping in general. Getting better at rap is all about consistent practice. Set aside some time each day or week (depending on what your schedule looks like). Maybe it’s 30 minutes after school or work, or just an hour on weekends.
Just make it a habit and focus on different aspects each time. One day you can write lyrics, and another day you can work on your flow.
It also helps to record yourself. Yes, it might feel strange at first, but it’s a great way to spot your weak areas. Use your phone or a simple app to record your raps, then listen back to hear how you sound and figure out what you should work on. Over time, you’ll notice your progress, and that can be really motivating.
If you need some more inspiration and info on how to start practicing and getting better, check out this video on the topic.
You don’t need a fancy studio to start recording your tracks. You can easily set up a home studio. A basic setup includes a microphone, a computer or laptop, some recording software like Audacity or GarageBand, and headphones.
Find a quiet space in your house, plug in your gear, and you should be good to go. The benefit of recording at home is that you get to experiment with your sound without pressure. This way, you get comfortable before sharing your music with others or performing in a “real” studio.
Feeling nervous before a performance is totally normal. It’s part of the process, so don’t beat yourself up over it. The best way to reduce stage fright, however, is to practice your lyrics until you’re very confident. Then, just take deep breaths and remind yourself why you love rapping. Step on stage knowing you’ve got this.
When you’re up there, connect with the crowd. Make eye contact, show your energy, and invite the audience to join in — by clapping or repeating catchy lines.
Most importantly: Be yourself, have fun, and let your personality shine!
So, you want to build a fan base? Yes, it’s possible — even for small, beginning rappers — to start gaining more and more listeners. You can get your music heard by sharing it on platforms like SoundCloud, YouTube, or Spotify.
Engage with your listeners by responding to their comments and messages. Also, try performing at local events or open mics, which can give you exposure and help you gain new fans.
One tool you shouldn’t underestimate is social media. Use Instagram, X, TikTok, YouTube — whatever you’re comfortable with — to show and share your music and personality. Post regularly, interact with your followers, and use relevant hashtags.
All of these things can help you get discovered. Be genuine and put effort into your videos.
While mistakes are part of the process and it’s okay for them to happen, there are a few common pitfalls you should avoid to make sure your journey of learning how to rap isn’t harder than it has to be:
Becoming a rapper might sound like this huge, unachievable task, but every legendary rapper started small. If you’re feeling a bit overwhelmed, begin with small steps, like jotting down your thoughts and feelings. Don’t worry about making them rhyme or fit a beat just yet — just get comfortable expressing yourself.
Also, don’t underestimate the importance of having fun when practicing and learning how to rap. Your rap journey shouldn’t just be about perfecting every technique or becoming the greatest rapper alive. It should be about enjoying the process and improving over time.
Most importantly, be patient with yourself. Skills develop over time, not overnight. Every effort you make will bring you one step closer to your goals.
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We have a range of high-quality rap beats and instrumentals that you can pick from – based on your style. You can also learn more about who we are and how we help artists here.
Now, grab that notebook, put on a beat, and take the first step — you’ve got this!
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This is for the experienced artist with a small fan base with bigger streams reaching up to 40 000.
It includes a High-quality Wav file (No Producer Tag)
💡Tip: When you have purchased a lease from the same beat/instrumental and you decide to upgrade it, you only have to pay the difference.
Example: You purchased a Basic lease ($35) and you decide to upgrade it to a Professional lease ($85) for the same beat/instrumental. The amount that is left is: $50
($35 – $85 = $50)
This license is suitable for:
This Top-Level license is ideal, for artists who have a large fan following and impressive streaming numbers.
Track Stems included for a better quality final mix!
💡Tip: When you add three beats or instrumentals to your cart the third beat is automatically free! 🛒